The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 25, 1897, Image 4
lifer V?rnre?t friend.
t>ora (awootly- Krcd didn't blow l,i I h
bmlUH out hcoauao you Jlltod hint tli<>
oMkht night; ho en mo right over n it*!
l>l"?>p08tXl to uio. -?
.Maud (RujMM--s\vi'Ctl\) IMd ht>? Tlmi
ho uniNt liavo got rid of )i in l?iui:i?
?omo other way. Tkl Hits*.
/
'? t4It's a jjknnu\" cried tuo young wife;
'inoV a tliiug lujho house lit to eat. I'm
going right, homo to pupa!" "If ><>11
don't mind, dear," nuid tho husband,
reaehlng for Ids lint, "I'll go with you."
?oVonkorrt Statesman. \
A (Imul lloiii'Nt tl()||lltul'
*? H ]>oi?ou wo llkft t<? moot. \V? ltK.il/ti iMi
eilclt ? man try Tvltoitno II. < will l>v< ?>?? ???<? i n
tl.iihlA-'Mlf thhii nnyl'oUj ?<Ihaoiu'?i l??V tin 'I uml
<'<iiivlin'iii| T?tt< rlnu In for T?tt<ir, K</>t'?iu!i
lth>?w<)i in nml nil Hktji illn-Mttcn. 'A/ wii0h?
ftKlniP- ytorna <>1 liy'thnl! from J. 'J'. Mlmjiti |m ,
bftvunnnh, X'a
1 Nirtmico JlllnalAyau Trlbai*.
MM, Olafson and Fhlllpsen, two Dan
ish oflleers who recently explored ttn?
Pamir country north of tho Himalaya*,
found (hero unknown tribe* who aru
tiro worshiper* and ignorant of tho use
of money. Tbolr aulumla are all dwarf
ed, tho cows bolng the sl/e of >onle?,
tho donkeys of largo dogs md the
ihoop of Htnall poodles. Women are
?old for five or six cowh or fifteen fduvp
? piece. Their chief article of barter lit
fUI*8,
Didn't Knot* NV licit 1" Stop.
' ' "Darling," said she, "do you luvO mo
aa much ao ever'/"
"Yes, dearlo," said be, .with his none
burled l? bin nowapaper.
That ought to have satlHtled her,
but Kho had to auk "Why i"
"Oh, 1 dunno. Hat>lt, 1 guess/'?Cln
clnnatl Kuqulrer.
Finding Wnt-or In ?bo Desert.
The Western man who got water In
tlio desert by the a 1*1 of a reed and n
hpungo. evidently K?>t the Idea from tho
bushmen of the Kalahari desert In Af
liia. 'J'hese people often live scoivh of
miles from places wbero water conns
to. tho Htirfnee. iMtrlng certain times
<?r the year sharp (dorms pass over t ho
Kalahari, coveting the apparently arid
region with tho brightest of verdure
and tilling for a few abort da.va the
water rournen with roaring lorreutH.
Tho buahtnou Hud water by digging in
tho bottoms of theso drted up rivet
beds. They dig a hole three or font
feet deep and then tie a apongn to a
hollow reed. The sponge a.hgorhs the
moistjiire :it the bottom of tho hole, and
the Natives draw it up Into (licit
inoutl>$ through the reed.
Retf'Sncrltlcr,
liubby? -Yea, dear, you look mco In
that dress, but it coat me a heap of
money.
Wife? Freddie, dear, what do 1 en re
for money when It Ih a quest'on of
pleasing you V? ' Tit-lilts.
^ SuiiiiiKii' ('itrvut lllnnkctn,
blankets after tho winter hmo nro ne?nt
dean, and should not )>o put uwny without
being washed. Many housekuejiers In view
of tho shrink big and diHeoloitng oanninl
by washing, satisfy themselves wltli airing
and shaking their blankets, but t ti in ii
a great mistake, for If tho work la prop
erly done tho soft appearance and white
ness may he retained for years,
't'ho most luiportant considerntlyu in
washing blankets Is to havo pbmly ol
i . j t water and good soap. An inferior cheap
sou) Jareallv the eanxo of 1 ho Injury don<
woolen gooils in washing, aa it hardens and
yellows t lie llhre. When ready to begin the
worir, shako tho blankets free of dust, ft ! I
a tub nearly full of sott hoi water, and ? 1 1 -*
polvo A third of a eako of ivory soap in it.
l'ut ono tdnnket in at a t line ami <1 1 j? up ami
down, gnntiy washing with tho hands.
Never rub Hoftp on blanket?*, or wash
on the washhoanL After tho blankets
are clean , idnse (taflm In warm water until
free of amis. Add a. Ilttio bluing to the hod
water. Shako and mpiee/.o rather than
wring, and hang on the line until dry. Then
Jold and pai-k away In a box ijoourelv !??
elude 1 ho moth. Jilnnkets washed lathis
way will keep their original freshness and
wi'iir very noieh longer than If i?ut away
toiled year after year. lOiazA. Jt. Paiikkii.
A Ready KobiiOiimi'.
"What's the matter?" mild I he way
farer who una approached by a men
dlca nt. "Something on your mind';"
"No, air," was the reply. "Wot wor
ries me ain't soinelhin' on no mind.
It's noihln' on me stomach."-- Washing
ton St:tr.
" From stato to stale tho n|drit
walks,' " quoted Mrs. Tlcoiintcr; "now,
1 wonder what Tennyson meant by
thatV" VM suppose," said Mr. Tlcoun
Iter, reminiscent ly, "that he referred to
J la inlet's father's ghost walking In
from Fargo."? 1'nck.
Fit i permanently oared. No flits er n<*ryon?
in-i s alter llrst dav'n um? of l>r. Kline's Ureal
S'ei ve It iv. to r it $'! trial buttle and treat W fret
Dli. It. It. K i.l Mi. bt?l.. Wll A ivh .st .l'tdla..l'a.
>frs. Wlnnlow'ufoottdnR Svrun fnrehlldrcn
) :rl.iiiiu*. r.ofton i tho guiin<,r<'iiueiiiu I nil. im ma
I ??.mi, alia) o vain, eiii'vu ? lad t ulie. iije.a bottle.
S. |C. f*ii)<nrn, Mirr. f'larlrt Seotl, wrlt^n: '"I
tied 1 1 ?'! It'sk Oata rrh ('uioa valuable remedy,"
i;nisiii!sta aiil it., 7.V:.
Aftor?>tx yeHrn' ("HTerlnp I wan cured by PI
fo'n Cure. Mauy Tiiom*??n, Ohio Ave.,
Allushany, l'a., March IK, lwt.
1 f .'irtHetvd with pov>\ ey oh u.?e 1 >r. I Mane 'I hump.
K.n'a Kye->\ ator. I)i uKX'bta Midi at :.V)e. per buttle'
Ajjeil (Jooi'glH Nrnriii'".
Two negroes In the ripeness of ago
died nt Solomon, (la., one at 107 years,
another at JT>, and tho reports of their
deaths drew attention to Tenas 'I harp,
of the same neighborhood, a negro, Ml
years old.
la the basts of good health.
I WTO ?teady nerves, mental, phys
i ? | i leal and digestive strength
If you are nervous, onrhdi
and purify your blood with Hood's Hftrsa
)>arilla. If j-i'mi are weak, have no nppotlte
and desire, to be strong, liealtliy and vigor
ous, take Hood's .Sarsapai ilia, which will
tono your stomach, create an appettto and
build you up. Oct only Hood'n hocauao
Sara&
parllla
Is tliobost? in fact tho t)n? Trn? Wood I'urirtor.
fMIUVl JTUU U|l, VIUl J1UI
Hood's
Hood
's Pills ensy to take, raay to buy,
easy to oporato. 2Tx\
CASTINGS
nnilillng, farlitee,
Factory, Furnace
and Itallrond*
ltallroad. Mill, MaelitntslV and Factory
Supi>tteo, ltnltini(. Packing l/?Jcctor?, Pl|>o
KfttlnffA, SAw?, PUm, Oilers, ?to.
C V Caat otory day; work IW linnds.
M>XBAKD IRON WOKkS
AND HVVrJtX COM I' A NY,
- ... }. AVOV8tAt <i>:OimiA.
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0. N. U.? No. 85.? *97.
OUUIIWO.
Tha Dispensary May Pay Over a Few
T housam! l)ollar3,
BIG REWARD FOR INCENDIARY.
? ? ?
Injunction Auaiuttl 01Ueer?
to l\(U'j> iho I'nioo-'A I'loa for IN ii
hIoiis-OI illln iy ? ? ? <*?> In < 'limp.
Tho following i?1??a fn?n ' 1,1 00 ol(1
Coi, federate vein .lonifth ?l. Hliukloy,
fili Heioggiim 1111,1 '*?? 's'u(!UUl uf
Trenton, 1M^. lu l.l appealed
tn Tlii) Kegistor of recent date: ? "Will
you ploaMi per mil IhrQo old Confedor
ate vols who 'fought, bled and died for
I heir cotmlry,' a munll N?aco hi your |
valuable paper to ahI; of tin* < omptiol- I
lor ( lonoral aii<1 others to take into con
Milorntioii our case. Wo hnvo modi* in
'I ho ISogislor of tlio 17th imd. whoru j
tlioy hh y wo can't got our petiaion hoo it
er I hull the l?t of August, and as tlio j
blackberry erop u?a total failure, nnloHrt j
wo g?'t help id onco tho probability ia
wo will ho iioooioiitntod to oft 1 1 on tho ;
Coiled Slutoii H.on A to for help Wo ?
therefore appeal to tho < onipti olloi ,
(ioiioral to nolSd n.s olio half of oui
share at oiii'o, m? wo nood it badly, Ann
would I u U e il II" a special favor. It will
ho si\ weeks \ot holoro tin! gooseberry
IU'"P XVI" ,,,u' uo t'1"1 ' ' ^'iS !
Jhi'umI to Willi fix weeks for anil.. |
fdiould thin moot tho upprohat ion .'I
tho Stuto I f < hi it I of 1'onsions, t hoy run
Voliiin eight cents ouch for n?? as po-d
ago, Mint ioiiery, Ac. ; and in case tho.v
emi t hoi I' IIH, do please Boml I'rol. < ar- :
raw ay over ami put us to aleop until j
tin* In I of A up nut. f 1 o 1 1 ' must tyiiio j
ami no delay. Solah! I'- S. If then* i
is no moii ov in llm treasury , wo will ;
litko mi (inlnr on tho IMgollohl Hunk,
I hi vahlo at wight .
Tlio Columbia Stato says tho dispon
?;nrv will probably oomo to tho Mirror
uf (ho Stato treasury when the board ol
control nu rti ? illy iilli. 'I'ho hoard now
has on dopoHit ^.i.niitl of prolib. that
hiiv 0 accrued since tlio first "I till? \oni.
Only ahout olio half ol Ibis is available,
an tiio other is duo for purchases um
expousos A portion ol this will moat
probably ho turned in to tho State treas
nror for current expenses. 1 1 will come
in lit a tiiuo that it is most needed, for j
Dr. 'riinmorinan lifts already slated that
in tlio oarly part ol .I nly ho will lie forced
to borrow a sum ot ill least ^|UU,IM>0.
Should rfiffi.OiHI ho paid in h.V thr dis
pensary, howovor, ho may ho enabled
to post polio borrowing any money lor a
few works at any into. 'I'ho hoard will
decide when il luoels hbw much ot tho
.?.>1,0(10, if any, ran ho spared t In* Mi:te.
As tho sales ior tho minimor aro so light
it in a \ hr derided that nono of lhi? (an
la: paid t ho Stato. Should this ho tho
rase thr dispensary will hardly keep its
promise to pay jfirJ.DOO for Slate expou
kos 1 1 1 it r h Ir'is pav nn additional ,^.0P
ODii, ns promisod, to (lie srhool tiind.
4 + +
(in I lo> PMh. a t < hnrleston, .1 S
1'iiikiinsohii was arrested upon a "Hi
rani of Ma :i -tralo House for maintain
inn and i-oiidm tin^ a cominon nuisanrr
hv running an "ori^innl parka;.:'"
u^nirv for tJie sahi ol Inpior. lie was
uiviMi a |>Hsl i mi inury lioiirin^ ?ui'l l?oun<i
over to tlio ( "ourl of (lonornl St?r.Moii^
on a hail of tfJOti. \fti-r tho hoilruiK
\ssislant- Attornoy <icnernl l??\\usen.l
ii|ipraied before Jud^o Itnml and ol>
tamed an inpinetion restrninin^ I'm t
kussolin from llllin? any otdm?. lor
liipmr. On tho l!Mh .lud^o Smioiilon,
of till) 1 nited States < irr nit roiirt, is
surd an injiinrt ion against thrSla.e
roiislablos who ?ei/ed and ehr.nd Hie
oi i 'ltial package bar, i rati aiuiiur tiieni
from hereafter iutprferin? will. I ho
roods shipped to I ho oftahlishnieiit
This order, howovor. does not allow tho
a^elit of W. (I. Moore, of .Moore *1 reel,
New York, to open up his shop, and
he).; in selling HKiiin. The n?enl was
arreiited for violation of the disprnsary
law. i*i in ii i u t a in i n i_r a niiisaner, and lor
this oll'onso w ill havo to ho tried in tho
Stale courts.
-4 ?
The low n council of I' nion have of
fered a reward of ,<M?i for t ho apprrhen
hion of the I'uirly or parlies who at
tempted lo burn tin* (.'nion liotol over
I he hcada of alrepinn quests. I ho eit \
authorities have become thoroughly
aroused. They are eonvinrril that
there is a dangerous I i r? ? I ? t j in the
town who has recently made (hit'r .it
teinptH lo destroy \aluable proprrly.
til'si a handsome drii:.' store, then tlio
l:nioii bank, ami now the lu?tel. and in
each v'asu krroseiie has been used. I ho
criminal has hrrii too intollijicnl \o bo
caught
A I Anderson last week war
rants' were issued lo:- the aricst of
tl. l'\ Toll v. the mayor <>1 ihr city. (I.
M. I'oII.n. 'Sohn I 'oihl and \ . M. 'ju't
ler upon oalli made b\ < liirf of I ollt e
.1. \V I >i!l inu'ham that they were
arniod anil a. tin;,' i" * - " . - h a t hi catciiiiu;
inn liner as lo lerroi/o tlio citi/.ons
Ihr partio.-> worn ap|?rehemle<l ami
I'hft'od 111. del' a " bornl riirh I ho
trouble if. said I" llilir lnrli c.Ul. i dl'V
H letter w I ittrn h\ an ??ori^nuil i-ack
a^c'j dealer to ( io\? rnoi I '.Herb., whn h
rolhfi'ted roiisnlerabl\ upon Mayor
TolJ .
s ***
ill.' otlirrrs of the I'lf't I :<V imr n I
havr drcitlril lo j;o in t o ram p at < trailer
bum. tlen. Walls is a-krd lo lake
chaiu'e of tho i iimp. and a sprria! and
cordial in v it at nut i o al I of t lie m il itar \
ot till) state is rxlriidrd.
Thills I A i ? si II dell I s of < 'lenisi !1 t
h"'c. ha\r malarial lover, arroidoi.j to
n sliitemriil made over his own name
l.y I'rrsidi m ? railhead.
Kev. II K. Mosrly. of I lo! rurr, j
presidrnt of tlio Alumni As- -oriatiou of
I 'll r 1111(11 l.'ni vor?it.\ . has boon elorlrd il |
iiiriiihrr of the board of trustees lo j
take llie plaro of Ib'v ?' V . N\ ? Ihom
,,s. deeeasri I l!ev. I'. W . Key. ,.l \
( i iccii ville, takes the place of (i. A.
Norwood, resigned
?The latest honor lo he cT-nfeiicil on
Senator Tillman is tho naming t-l' a
brand of ci^ara for him. thier Hros.,
of (idliHuliUR, Ohio, on ?l lino I Hh nainod
a brand of their ritfar.s for him. Tho
State.
Tho Norwood I'iro I iiftiiraneo Com
pany of Now York has notitlod the
Compl roller ( leneral that it has reused
to do business not only in this Stato,
but Everywhere. II will ?li3on?ani/o.
Tlio South Carolina Collogo has just
issued a cataloKUo for tho noxt Rcho?l
astio year. Tho catalogue kIvpr all
s possihlo information regarding th>>
courscB, fttndl^. regnlationH and fae
wlty.- ?svv. J.V
The Aiken Bicycle attrt Athlotie aft*o*
. elation hAve been commissioned by tho
ffecret?ry of Htntor Tho capitftl ?took
1 in WOO, *
A (^AUKIHON I OH lit 1*. j
As Huutt an ( !??% oro ('on?plolo?l !
lOO M(<n Will (mi rltiiiii Thrift,
A Washington fcpoeial of tho l/>th, J
nayau Twulvu ootnmirt.sionod uiUcora (
uu>{ oii? jitiiuiroil onliHtod monwili coil
fho ;:arri*pn of u'oupa ordorod to
tho now fortifloationn on JSuIIivuu'h
Inland. 'I'll ik information waa obtainod
today by riunator Mol.aurjn diroot from
<Jon. ltuKjjluH, thy adjutant tfonoral of
tho army. I'ho junior ftonator ia
Kroatly mtarofdod in adding to tho at
trtiotion.s of HuKivrtn'n Inland an a aoa
siao iOMurt, and ho fully fcpprooiatoH tho
itn|K)t'(aiicy of hftving a garrison
/dationod thoro an i?arl\ an pnu'ticaldo.
Iloeallodat tho war dopaftiuunt thirt
morn mi; to ouiiHult (Jon. * Hollow on 1
thoaubjool. fhu Umioiai mated that I
it was not ousiomary for tho da* j
!>artmonl to k,s,> out information ol |
that nature until tho ottloial ordur itini
promulgated. ttomitor .Nlol.aurin ur^od i
idin to lnako an I'xioptioii in thi.vin
fdanoo owinff to tho dowp intoroHMYldt '
by tho oiti/.on.s of ( hailoston. (ion. j
Kunglos yioldod and Mated that thoro
will ho two buttuiiiiii ol lift s luun and
mix olljoora to oavli battory. I hoy will
ho ordorod to 1 1 port for duty noon an
tho j;onoral in ohiot' of mi^iueoiM noli- !
llOH tho adjutant Konorul that tho forti
float ioiiH aro completed.
Konftlot'v.Mol <nurmi> nnv? hta intoro't.
in tho matter wan atMikonod last yoar
when ho inado hia lirht visit to Snlli
van 'a It-laud, HO nay n tho Niiwh and
( "ourior. Ilo wiin deuply iinpiv.sHod j
with i t m uiiL?|uahid taciliima us n .'n it j
nil I ii i'ohi >r I and t ln? add it ion a I at t raol ioiih
which will nuroly follow tho o. taldish
ment ol a military gairi<oii. I lio for
mal opouin;; of tho roamou on tho Island i
hod Sunday wan alluded to I ?y Senator I
Mol.aui iu, and ho expressed 1 1 1 <1 ho|>0 j
that tho troopK would ho oidorod thoro {
before t llO Heasoll oloHud. (ion. IvU^jjjIoH j
a<<ain Wated that tlio garrison would bo '
uatahl inhod a a mion aa tho forlj ticaliomt
wui'o iiuiahcd.
CAN'T HKlvAK ISUMH.C, I
...
Uiivciwior I'.llei'tie MiikttH u Killing on
tholdtpiur (Question Again.
(iovornor Kllorho now hold?; that tho
diMpeiiMiry rotfulatiojUj. nul.si ho com |
pliVd with 1 >v original paHcagO avoids;
that Hy'oti I ?* must directly represent
hroworn or ? I i m ti 1 1 ern, and not dealer#
who handle Ihoir jjoods; that liquor
ctinuot In* stored for Halo in thin Stato. '
(hi llioiio grounds In; ordered tho lineal
Of I'illkllN.Sollll.
I lie t lovenior further in h i 11 i ni n h (lint
asdudtfo Simouton in his deoiaion used
the word miinufacturo throughout and
ho wliero said the doalera in 1 1 it? pro
ducts of nqinufaeturoiH had the ri^ht
to ostald i?h agencies in this State, ho
would not permit I'iukuHKohii to act as
agent of dea lorn, an lie in trying to do.
1'inkiiHMohn i>? willing to teat* this very
point, claiming to liavo legal advice
that, ho has the right to ucl an agent for
dealers as well an manufuctui ors.
lie also put a now ruling on tho
I State'rt view of (lie powers of an orig
inal pack a ne ageul, and it is | rohahly
on this line that the content will l>o
made in court.
llo says that an agent can iako or
tiers for shipment of liquor from oilier
States lor delivery in the original pack
age, hut thai il ho opens a warohousn
and dorr liquor* in this State for do
iivfi \ upon Hale, he hecomcs as much
subject to He' Slate's police power as
cili/eut of iliis Slate who might at
? enipf to 1 1 1 ii n u fact >i ro oi sell liquor,
j Ihe (inventor, upon eoiisullalion
I with Attorney ( ieiienil Knrhor, is
determined to maintain these grounds
until a 1 m l her judicial 'ieli verauoo:
Thai ale 'oholie liquors cannot ho
j M'Jred in South Carolina for sain in
this Stale.
j I hat llio original package eannol ho
[ broken and its component quantities
| Mold sepa I a I el v.
j ! hat limnuiaei urors uiiiv, unit not.
dealers, can ho represented in this
Statu b\ a-.;c:it<a.
' 'I hal I ho di pciisary regulations must
b? obeyed I ?y original package agents
as well as I >y dispell; or?.
- 'MWf ?
M a v c \r.si<; ikoi '
White Operatives of ( liurleston
>1 ills lo I .sue an Vppcal.
Mill people in ( oluiuliia, whore
(lo re are lour mills, and in Spartanburg
and ( 1 icon v i 1 lo. where the cotton mill
iiidu try is so large, are greatly con
vrned in the outeonie of the struggle
in ('liurleston hetween I ho discharged
employees and tho management w Inch
has put in negro labor.
I lie ( harlestoii w liite operative* pro
pose printing I .'?.otiu dot l.v.<-t a con I ai u in ?*
a statement ol their grievances and lo
dislriliute them all over the State am'
! lo iiow.-q.'Up?M s in t \ cry part of tho conn
I {,y
I he dodder is addrc.oed to I lie opera
lives oi t ! i ? ? Slate and country Its oh-*
ject is ostensibly 1 ? ? ^ol the sympathy
ot all w ii^i' t mi i net's and ot het s w ho ma v
lend a kindly aid to the cause of ihe
operatives. I he operatives hope Irteu
lisl then sympathy lo the end I hivf tho
null and its products may snlt'er iiycon
M'quelici-ol i heir d isplaccmeii', utic. Ihj
substitution nl m?;rn lahor.
I here i- much sympathy expressed
for them anions the laboring classes,
lull beyond llie^e classes verv lilllo
f-y 1 1 1 1 in I h y is heard. I here are, however,
more prominent people w ho think the
mill ade a mi lake in adopting negro
lal i or. a le 1 do i ioI lie - i tut e In not on I v mi v
j so, I m t to add that the mill will lie
; UM'ced later on l<> come hack to whit?
! h.l.or I he willingness the mar.
! a ??Cliielil III 1 1 < I \ till' hlhol' is Ci.tl
[ demned
I he mill is willin,: loeinploy and has
| in lis employ, a limited mimlier of
) while operatives, who aie retained
chicilv I io? end thai the negroes may |
he in. dru. 'tcil. l! appears Iroin tho !
l< ttOI ?'l the < >1 III II I I V CS lloi) tl'i.j will- j
iiiv nesM ami ilesire t?i mix the lahor is i
what etpecia 1 1_\ aggravates them.
II i< generally conceded Ihal if I
the experiment is successful in Charles
ton it will ! ie l he dea I It k lie 1 1 to white
cotton mill operatives iu the South.
It has heen clntrgod hy tin; manage
ment ot the < harlestoii mills that tho
white opetal ivos did not work for I ho
host interest of the company. When
the mill was taxed to its capacity I hey
w uuld remain iwvhv f?om work. They
at declared to ho "w < ?i (Idess and unro
liable. "
iiitcioii Ii'ohni) <;i ii/rv
Ji'Or I'raelielnx iMeilti'lno M'ltliont a
Mceimo.
A. A. McCain, claiming to ho a j?rnd
uato of a medical college, am', who liaa
proved him.self a succesftful practition
er, has heen on trial at Marion on the
chittx^1' practicing iqedi?<ine without n
lic^iiso.
'i'hero was K'c.it intoroKt.in tho cano.
it- h*?io?? tho flrrt rf thO kiiul in this
State for inany years.
Tho jiir;- /outid l>r. McCain guilty
with a recommendation to inorcy.
He "I tove yon neiier than nv life."
She -'T^ltsideriiiK the life \ mi lead, t
cannor?ay tl?at I am ?urprl?e?l."~ In*
UianaiH?lij? 4 our no I,
??liANI> OH* TIIK SKY."
\ t? it ?l ?' I- f ? I > t tluy In# Tt*t?a?urun for fits
Miij- nlllt'cnt tlonic,
\ Mj'cciul from Aahovillo, N, , flft yft: j
Many htraitgo looking hoxea, htnuittK"
marka ami lal>ol?, havohumt m- 1
toi v (?<! tlioro. Home aro marked I'nriR,
Homo, Naples, V'ionna, ami thoro wore
others from \thonn, (Jrooo^
Am tho quoor looking Ito'xoa am mi.
loaded from tho Kouthom'H chik, they
iw u .stmt uul to Biltmoio, and a nativg j
HftyH r
' " Mr Vnudmbilt lmy hecn a buy in'
m<>it\of Ilium o)d foreign thingrf, and
the dutfuos aro chcutiu him , because
li?? H rioli. Why, 1 can K<> dosvn thar to
( Iwu lot tie and buy (fraud now picture*,
and new Htutiitos o? the lo^i-slutin h OH (I
f riilpiuai y for half wliat ho |-aya for
old l?rokentii> t h i 1 1 w ? , that ain't ^<>t a
| whole arm or a l<^ to thoir heuilien
1 name*."
Ami tin* mountaineer shakos bifthoa I |
uud looks genuinely sorry lor 11,0 !
y oil UK millionaire who is now in huro|(>e ;
picking up more ImisiuyH for hia&tl, ^ j
uuo.ooo pulaoo np here in tho "1 una i f j
the Sky." It ihu most wondorlul j
private residence in tho world, and to- i
day isAlividing honors with western
\ortlf Carolina s glorious olimuto and
ici-nciy vvhioh for youin lmv? boon the ,
salvation and delight ?>f thousands of
hi o n , wotnoa and ohildron who, broke u
in health, com? hero ftoohing rest, in
vigorating air and pmo wa tor. Mr
Vuiiderbilt himself selected this point
for hi* homo after traveling , 11,0 I
world over, bocauso It had the inobt ?
I orfeet eliirifcto to he found aiiywhoro. (
1 1m Southern railway officials fay that
thi? section In tho moat popular retort !
on their uveal system, a d thoy attri- .
biito it to tho air and tho grumUnrot
tho mountains.
Tho coast people have long been do
\oted to Ashoville, l int liock, Waynes-^
ville and all this part ot tho country.
Thoro is a toum in the ntr am water j
which puts now 1 il ?? into them because ?
i it puts now blood in their vein*, a ;
hi i/hter color in their oye?. ft ruddy
L'.ow or hoalth V brown on tlu-u cheeks.
Yhov aro invariably the first to como
uud tho last to leave. I ho exodus Horn |
the coast country is totting it no v. in
two weeks tnoro the colonics from Sa
vannah, .1 ackHon ville and ( harlebton
will ho woll installed, and right behind
them will come the Macon, Atlanta,
Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile ami
Now Orleans contingents with t.ietr
hoautful holies and aristocratic ma
trons. tauter. the visibus wii! coiuo
from N-iw York. Chicago umi other
largo northern and western eiln-s ,
I ho liost peoplo in tho ? oulli Jufvo
been coming hero so long that tlmsuirt
iner colonics have a dolighttul time so
eiallv, and the seasi n | asses ipueRiy
for those who are Ion* of hociu. pnY
toi 08 Ou the other ha id the guest in
tho "Laud of the Sky," if ho profem,
ma v he an as it he were m hi*o\\\|i
home. Thoro arc amusements and </?
Ollputioll for till tHHlfVH? ? II n
mountain climbing, trout Msliipg,
(minis, gold links, music, dancing,
reading; -everything to interest and
onleriain. ..
And around and about, and above all,
t t retching away further than eve can
, each, me the towering mountain*, cla I
in maiilloH of green and lllmy Iioo.Im of
azure. This is scenery anbluue tho
kind which speaks a \niioua language
"to him who in the love of nature holds
eomniunion with her visible, lorms. If
what Byron called "the hum of human
cities, "is torture to your ovel'st rained
nerves, hero Is rest and balm Here, it
is pleasantly cool when/ Oeorgiaus,
J'Moridians and AlebamiaVis are dis
tressed bv the more ti i v at WVto 100
Word comes that, more of the fashton
uhlo than usual are coming up this sea
son from Atlanta and other cities.
A "real factor in Ashoville a growth is
the Southern liailwuy'a excellent fin in
Horvico and con voniont schedules. 1 ho
! i .oo \>le here realize, loo, that the I 011
alitution lias assisted in bringing about
conditions which aro advantageous to
nil Western North < 'arolinu. Connec
tions aro such that ono can leave Xfx
! con, Savannah or Augusta after supper,
\ or Atlanta at midnight, and bo here tho
I next nr?rniiur for breakfast. JacUson
Yi I In, Col nullum, Montgomery, Mobile
and New Orleans are also all within an
easy ride by this system's fast and lux
urious trains. .
Mr. Vandovhilt very graciously al
lows the public to visit his ground* ami
admire the palace, though it is not cv
orv one who gets a glimpse within tho
ehateau where he has stored .fo many
treasures of art and history. No kiiig,
nor queen, nor prinve, nor lord on this
earth ha? such a magnificent palace as
Ui? quid, MmlioUH, book nun Alt lOViUtf
voill.g bueh.dor has built for hitnfrClf
high up hero among tho mountains,
just ii short distance from A?u4vi|l?..Ho
! j, us spent more than 34,0<i0,u00 on it,.
I h ml intends to put $2,000,000 more int.)
j it mid if he lives to OiijoV it, Uo doiU>i
i ,t Will cost him nil of 8 io, boo, 000 beWre
years, lie has 180,000 ftcresfa^id
I can travel thirty-flve miles lu a strr igllt
line from his door w ithout reaclnn:; the
I boundaries of his estate. Mauirtiotli
| driveways am] cycle roads run every
where mid there arc miles of them, care
IHltv guided and kept smooth, i^oldoni
does any ono ever come horo,^wi|houl
uoinu out to see Itiltmore
\ || TOUIA'S M( \ < IM)W M O.
I hit (ii-eul Dluiiioiid .lubllce li?a?igu>
ruled in bonduii.
I.omlon, Juno 4JI. (My Cable.) ?
( () u ecu \ ictoria began the celebration
ot' her I >iam<uid Jubilee on tbe~'oth. aa
j w;r- befitting her entire career, before
i i he altar of her faith. Throughout
' London, the I'niled Kingdom and tho
I I'mpire, hi every cathotlral, chureli or
eloipel of tlm Kstablished Church of
: I '.iigland were held services similar to
Itboje at St. (Seorge's Chapel, N\iml
si ,|*t where Her Majo.st.V mndo hei 1 ?
Notions ami ?? tiered solemn thaiir.sgiN
I in r.
I i he announcement that the ser\ ices
'at St. (ieorge's Chapel would bo pri^
\ ate and lor the members of I he royal
I fnniilv prevented tho gathering ol a
I I >i i "e crow d. The sceno was most im
pressive, and the servico very .simple.
Her Majost v sat in the chair of state
immediately in front of the communion
i nil and just beside the brass phi^o
whose infiC.ripUoii designaloa the spot
which was the temporary place of inter
ment of the I'rinco ConHort riflrt<(11
London, Juno 31. -(Hy< > ? ^,,0<,n
Victoria, left Windsor Castle at noon,
by the Sovereign's entrance, and tra
versed pat t of tfio high Thames shoota
of Windsor on her way to the railroad
station. Her Majesty's carriage wa?
drawn by a pair of gravy, with pos
tillions and outriders. fhSi Queen was
accompanied by her o^^st daughter,
o\- lOmpross Frederick, of 11 eV m any,
Frincoa Christian, of Schleswig-llol
stcin, amirrinceaa llenry, of
bnrg, who occupiod lUiother carriage
pr?c4M*d?ng thniof Her Majesty.
Presidont .Nfc.Kinl^y sent personal
lettera to the Queen which wero de
livered by WhiWlaw Reid, special en
voy. ummm
' In tlie nttobur^ da# ahaxt. a. Mattel
waa sold the other d?y for $1,?00. That
purp must ljftvt ixjfn a akjc-blgh 1cr
- im
i? limp ib. !
i T ho Procession Was Practically in
Three Sections. ' I
r _
A GREAT DAY IN LONDON,
i'lio KIiIcm Through liOixloi) (o
Ml. I'atil's au<t Thou Hack to Illicit- j
iauliam I'iiIhcis
+ ? .
f.omtnn, Juno yj. (|5y ( 'al(lo) Tlio
f joui ncy through l,oinl<>u and
(1u> h(u|i|?iny at St.- I'nul'tt CiiUicilral
for tlio Kpucial jubilee* survivo, whh j
ijiimIo lotfuv without? n hitch or n
delay. ?' I
As thr( Queen .^i?i out on her journey ,
tiio clouds which hud overcast tho sky J
broke it it ft tlio sun csmo out in radiant j
splendor. St. Puul'rt- was reached at I
noon, ami alter fho ceremonies ap
pointed there tho Queen returned to
Luck inghum palace via Smith London,
reaching 1 1 10 palace at 1:150 o'clock.
'I lio procession wan practically in
tin eo sections an far as St. Paul's
t tho hist |\vo tni junto to tho
catieHlral wore consolidated an they
mo\ cd into Pieadilly.
I ho first that took up its position was
tho Colonial profession, which formed
on tho embankment, movotl via tho
mill, thoiii'o past tho palaeo whore tho
Queen viewed thoin from a window
over tho route to St. Paul's, Tho
march began at 8 : 1 3 o'clock. After
Home delay tho procession was headed
by tho advunco party of forty royal
horse guards, thon followed by a haml
playing the ' * Washington Post March,"
hy Sousa.
< " 1 1 ? to them came a portion of tho
picturesque Northwest mounted police
escorting the lirst Colonial Preihier
Will'rod Laurier, of Canada, who wan
received with a great round of cheers.
I ho Northwest polico made a striking
| appearance, quite as bravo and sdVvieo
j aide looking as the Now South Wales
; Mounted llillos who followed escorting
i the premier of New South Wales, S. II.
j Meid. Mounted troops followed with
j i'romior SoddoU, of Now Zealand, and
the Capo Premier, Spring; thon came
the South Australian moulded troops,
wl^o won yreiit applaso, and then tho
-jifemior of Now b'onndland, Whitoway.
Then came tho most attractive part of
the disphiy, the mounted troops of tho
Crown and Colonies, tho-v-Hhodesian
horse and Colonial infantry hroken hy
three bauds typical of the t'nitod King
dom, those of St. Ooorgo's the London
Scottish and Irish Killes Volunteer
Corps. The ( Colonial contingent woro
a \ariod lot from varied places Thou
came the ( anadiau infantry, I <0 strong,
receiving much ap|<lause for their tine
i marching.
following came the real oddities in
the eves of Londoners, in wh'eh the
Zeptiehs from Cyprus divided honor
with the Dyaksof Horneo.
The second procession passed fifty
| minutes later, after the Colonials had
I climbed Constitution Hill. This was
i formed in Itotun square and Sloane
I street, and more than eloquently tilled
1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 ? ? pictures of Britain's war strength
and mole than magnificently completed
the carnival of gorgeous costume and
oolor. I
I hen came tho Lord Lieutenant of
London followed hy a gllltering caval- I
Oidie of oilieers ami headquarters stall'.
I I hen eau,ie the ollicors and auxiliary
j forces io attendance on the Princo of
I Wales Kquerries, gent leinen-in-wnit ?
)ng and military attaches, a brilliant lot
with a glittering array of titles, uni
formed in tin* dresses of all the courts
of Knrope and half its crack rei/imenty..
Then camo (ho Kaiser's soldiers; In
dia h lierco hordes,, who mule a fine
appearance. The special envoys not
numbered among the princes followed.
Tho crowd began to show eager in
terest in the approaching vehicles
which brought licaror/ftiid nearer the
Queen. Many carriages passed con
taining many titled people, and many
faces known were recognized and
? heerod.
A cheer broke forth that seemed to
shake tho ground, renewed again and
again as the (Queen's carriage approach
ed. The famous eight Honoverian
ci emus passed, (ioorgious they looked
in low state harness, saddle cloths of
royal blue velvet which rich fringes.
L-'op once, since tho death of the Prince
Consort, tho Queen permitted tho
moiirning bauds to bo removed fro&.
tho fnap.'.fi un/is.
Tho Queen's carriage then came
abreaxt..'' On tho loft rode tho Duko of
i Cambridge, on the right tho Prince of
Wales. Ihen tho procession closed
with tho^uardsin thousands, rank upon
rank, tile upon tile.
AM 10 Kl< "A X.N \<; INDi.y.
A Finul ??r #1 ?!(>, ()(?(? to Help (ho
I iuiiIsIkmI Natives.
J I liomas ( 'ooko A- Mo u , tho baukora,
jot" New York, lmvo received from tho
( 'ln i.Nl inn Herald for t lu1 ffcmino
I .st i jt'K i ii j f/ii ?|i? Iniliu That amount
| will ho forwarded froo of oharge, "by
j till do, to liishop dames Thoburn,
? chairman <>f 1 ho iuterdonomiuatioual
! I > i ^ 1 11 1 >i 1 1 in? ('ominiltee. Thus far
j has been cabled and $10,000
j mure w ill bo calilcd.
lUminl Kci'i lc.s Aiiiit'.val ion.
|.\ Congressman .las. II. Blount,
w ho was Kent to Honolulu as para
mount commissioner l>v President
Cleveland, has intimated strongly that
ho eoidd not nee any particular advan
tage \(. tho (nited States in annexing
tho islands,
ttlierniun to .Stay.
Senator M. A. iiannu emphatically
says that .John Sherman will ctmtinuo
to bo the Secretary of State. "Ilier0
is also absolutely no truth in thn sto
ries which are being circulated that ho
i* to rotlro to mnko room for .fud^o
Day, of Canton," said ho.
.Iloiiumcut to llajrry WrtRlit.
A ihonumont has boon eroctod in
l.aurol f iil 1 eemotery. l'hiladolphia, to
llarrv Wright, tho ?"Father of Jiase
ba'l." _____
.Million* Have Starved,
A cablegram from Dublin, Ireland,
says: At ft meeting held near College
(Ireon on tho 21st, in connection with
tho Queon's Jubiloe, a block haunei
was displayed bearing the statement: I
"Dnrjpg Victoria's reign ono and a ball
millions of peoplo have starved in thU'j
island; three millions have t>een evicted
and four millions bare been compelled
to emigrate."
Weyle^a Heelffe?4l4?i Copi|r?e<l.
-Tb# repori *>l Gaaaral Wajler'*
resignation been confirmed in H a
*****
? I
? T ~r- v VP v-?^
No. lit. White Bnamelod Hteel Red,
solid brtiHi trimmings. W.t? twvo them
M In. wldo, 48 In. wido, ? In. wldoaud
ltd in. wldo. All tlcoa aro 78 in. long.
Hpooial I'i K o (any flfiO)
*9 IT?
(otfors prompt^ SB I.)
Kvory whero local rival ore aro saying
unkind thing* about us. Tholr oikh
tomoruaro tinyl of vaylmt <hom double
jirlccaj our L??ut>;>ao (free) mouey.
Uttving ?aialoguo to enlightening the
lumuictti. Drop a postal now for oom*
?>U>to catalogue of Kurnlturo, Matting*,
r?n>ots. OlT Cloth*, I la by Carrlaiioa,
ltefrlgoratorfl, 8iove/?, Fancy Lamps,
lloriding, Spring*, etc. 'J no eatalogno
oosUj you nothing and wo j>av all post*
wro. Oet doublo valuo for your
dollar by douliug with the nmnufao*
" JULIUS KINES & SON,
BALTIMORE, MO.
A i(?t,lStae.
A triztt In hats la one eighth of an
Incli. According to the English meth
od, the smaller diameter of the heod Is
taken ub the stalling point. One-eighth
of an inch increase iu the shorter <11
ameter makes a little moro than three
eighths in circumference. The French
and German hatters have a rule slight
ly different from this.
Nothing lIiiiiNtiut.
Parson l'rollx? 1 think wo may sn,v
that nil rofornifl ore Intermittent; even
In tho church fold the awaUonlngs are
periodical.
Layman? Yea; 1 noticed that was the
ca?o this morning when you pro
nounced the benediction.? Boston Con
rler.
BUCKINGHAM'S
DYE
For the Whiskers,
Mustache, and Eyebrows.
Iii one preparation.! Easy to
apply at liomc. Colors brown
or black. The Gentlemen's
. . , t t
favorite, because satisfactory.
11. 1'. IUliL St CO., I'roprlilor?, Xuhua, N. It.
tjoul by alt I)iugK'?t*'
hk aa a a ? a Altl'H can l>e paved wltli
B| II ? I HI | M out tlieir knowledge by
1 B Ml ? ? IU Bf Anti-Jan tho marvelous
B ? V% I I 111 1% euro for I lio drink liabtt .
L: 9 ? I Iff II Write* )lonov? Cliotmrnl
.*> Co., 6t> Broadway, N. V.
lfull information >(tn plain wrapper) mailed frco.
UN
and health making
are included in the
making of I II RICH
Rootbccr. The prepu
ration of this greattein
pcrancc drink 13 an event
of importance in a million
well regulated homes.
HIRE
Rootbeer
is full of gooil health.
Invigorating, appetiz
ing, satisfying. l'ut
sonic np to-day and
liavc it ready to put
down whenever you're
thirsty. ?
Madc^only by The
Charles K. Hires Co.,
Philadelphia. A pack
age makes 's gallons.
Sold everywhere.
Improved IIilNter Full Clrol* Hay Prewar*, j
fl ntyies. Greatest capacity. Cheapen! . Write for
catalogue ami prions, M. II. liKlVIN, I, CM.ro,
Meridian illachlnn Hhopa, illcrlillnn, .111m.
DR. W. H. WAKEFIELD
Can 1)0 consulted in li la oflfloo at 500 Nortli
Tryon street, ChnrloUb, on .Itilv in, l(t,
17, 28, 20, HO uuil aiat. His practico
in limited to
I-;VK. 1CAR. NOSK AM) THROAT.
$$adthedd o/^ae
A ti sunlit. <-?. Actual hinlni>M. No text U
book). Short tuna. Cheap biwrd- H?n>l for catalogue.
An escaped lunatic wandered luto n
Kansas City court tho other day and
was promptly uabbed for duly iu tho
jury-box. Ho seemed so perfectly at
home tbcro that it mny be assumed ho
thought himself back lu the asylum.
THE THOMAS
i
I IV
c
III
I ho mo^t wittjdeto ot Rlevnt
n/, Handling. CloHjihiK iviul PaokhiK
'ution. ituproYus baviv? labor,
niiikoH you mono.v. \ViltO lor C'*ta
iio vlbor oijnalalt,
I HANDLE
V
'1 In- iiKuit Improved ('otton (Una, PrOMOfl,
Kli<viUor?, KiigtnoM ami Holler* to bo
Jouiul 011 thoiuarkut. .My frU>rK?ant hog
lkain Saw Mill is, In xini|>li>'lty and ofll
olc'iioy, n wondor. 1,'orii MllliJ, Planum.
Oaiip I'M^orx and alt \V"oort Working
Machinery. Idddoll and 'J'albott Kn
cfnoA nro i lift lust. Write to Mi? teforo
buying.
V. C. BADHAM,
Hoyornl Agent, Oolumbiit, H. 0.
THE BAlilY-LEBBY CO.
INQtMUHK. ttu.l j\ y i it n, Tito only nmohtne
for olvaniiii; i ihh;I' *too 1" olio operation.
ILiE?. Sou'ers: 8aw,
CORN AND CANE MILLS, RUBBER
ANt> LEATHER BELTING,
IIoho, Packing, 1*1 |?o KittliiKB ami Hras3
(JooiIm. Lnrgoht Block of Supplies Bouth,
I.owcst I'rlocH. Prompt Mlilpinouts. Illus
trated CataloKUO l'tintltthotl upon Apj>ll<j?
lion. Try tlto M L Co. 'ft Antl-Fl'ictlou
Il?l)l?n t .Mot ul, tho bertt fur mail BPEED
ruaoliluory.
CHARLESTON, - - S. C. ^
THE KF.ELEY CURE.
ALCOHOL*,
OIMIJ.M,
TOJIACCO
USIXU
i'rorl nc?w?ch 'i <llscusc
liHviiu.' doftnlto pat no I
oj/v. 'l'lio liiscuso ylclus j
i-d Ail v to t ho Dfiublo
ltlooT < Jolrt Trout-;
nit-ill as rulintnlstoml ;
k| t ho KKEMCY Instl- .
lutf, Columbia, s/ (/'. 'I )?<> tmi' nuuit fti
tho Iiisiiltili* N f'h'Hsuut. I'atlentu nro
not Kiihici i to fini,t>?fi<?nat)ln rf-.sl rftlnt. It
Is like (tikliiKji vacation of lour weeks.
Tlitty only kn/Tw tlicy art) curial. DotftH
t'<l informaibm (if this treatment, proof*
of it ^ Kiicfi'SH, an<l Kcelcy < 'hfttorhism
mailed on appl ieat ion to Drawer 27, Co
lumbia, S. U.
SPARKLING
CATAWBA CO., N, C.
Situated seven mih s from Hickory on Mia
Western North Carolina and Chester ftiul
Lcno'i* Kim row (>iiiii;e l>aili\u\,in ft heaiil
ful In rue. unn'r in 1 1 to shade of t lie I it no It I due.
(tool ami <lrv ami l ite he.<( minora! medicinal
water in the State. White nntl til no sulphur
find splendid Iron. Nice conveyances moot
nil trains or can he had in a tew minutes.
Ternnj inolerale. Accommodations good nt?
all llrst-elaKK watering phi e-, etc. Writo-for
circulars and toriuy.
E. O. ELLIOTT & SON, Prorlotors.
TO EVERY ONE WHO WANTS A
I (lend I> .1 rot ft in I l{t)!id W iipm, ire wIkIi to
8?v, you ran t make a mistake in huyliiK ?
I'IBDMONT. See your dealer a lid t all for it.
We lully xuarantco our ? ni*oio< and yen enn't
huy n hotter .ioh on earth nl. tho pricu. W
us if your mereliant don t lynndlo them.
WO 1 un.v x ~ iiik.v.v. .
hny a hotter joh on earth at the pricu. Writ-o
rour merchant tlon t lyfndlo I hem.
PIEDMONT WAftPN CO,,
ivii Y, - - N. CJ,
IIKKOli
It isu'ttobewoii
ilcrcd at that
thcrcHi:esoniauy
sick Qlltl luilf
s i <: 1c w o in c u.
Most of them
suppose their
peculiar troubles
can 011 lybccurcd
bv ,.the physi
clan. That means local treatment and"
examinations. No wonder they hesitate.
And hesitation gives disease u stronger
foothold.
The truth in that local treatment and
examinations are nearly always un
necessary. They should not he sub*....
mittcd to 'till everything else fails.
HIcELREE'S
WINE OF GARDUI
?
cures painful menstruation, irregulari
ties, life-sapping drain:*, falling of tho
womb ami Hooding. It cures all tho
vtaitis ami troubles by making tire
fftylnine organs perfectly strong-hud
healthy. Its action is wonderfully bene
ficial to girl* just entering womanhood,
and to women p.).?:.in? through tho
period known as the "change of life."
No need to hesitate now. Cure can bo
had right at home.
8 OLD AT $1.00 A BOTTLB
^ DBDCCiBSTS.
"Tbprc was a strange man here io y--w
you to-day, papa," unld Utile lOthol, who
met jiei father In the hall as he camo
homo on Wednesday night. "Did ho
liavo a hill?" "No, papa. Ho had Just
n plain nose."? Newark Call.
FAY ETTE VI LLE MILITARY ACADEMY.
A Hcloot Homo Sohool for Hoys. Highly Indorsed by piitrons. Hlx Btutcs ii'prcsontod
? -v Apply for CfttaloKiio. \
COl. T. J. DREWRT, C. B., PRINCIPAL, - ' rnrfcTTEVILLE, M. 0. ,
By J. Hamilton Aysrs, A. M., M. D.
* Thl? 1* a moit Valuable Book .
tho Houscliold, tnachio# ?? It don ?
the cnslly-dlstinguished Symptom#
of different Disease the C tUm,
mid Moans of Preventing *uchf*-j
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